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Jadelyn breaks the mirror and builds a throne in new anthem “HOW DO YOU LIKE ME NOW?”

  • April 29, 2025
  • Natalie Patrick
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Jadelyn is back with a fire in her eyes in her latest release, “How Do You Like Me Now?” a bold, emotionally supercharged pop anthem that blasts like a shot of unadulterated empowerment. Running a perfect breath-stealing length and leaving you ready to play it again, this song is a personal manifesto outfitted in a glittering pop coat.

From the first beat, ‘How Do You Like Me Now?’ doesn’t plead for attention. It demands it. Jadelyn showcases a voice that can carry conviction over a sleek, modern production that fuses sharp synths and percussive intensity. It's confident. It's raw. And it projects the unmistakable energy of someone who’s done second-guessing and begun reclaiming their narrative.

The song reads like a mirror shattered and pieced back together, but it is on her terms this time. Jadelyn delves into that painful yet empowering journey of self-reflection, leveraging past heartache and self-doubt and turning it into fuel for growth. It’s a song for everyone there who’s ever been underestimated, overlooked, or misrepresented but who now gets to look them in the eye with a sidelong smile, asking, “How do you like me now?”

What sets the track apart, however, is how Jadelyn delivers it. The cinematic aspect of her vocal performance makes every line feel like it’s been plucked directly from a page of her diary, but she never plays the victim. Instead, she turns vulnerability into strength and heartbreak into a victory lap.

This is a song, “How Do You Like Me Now?” Jadelyn celebrates who she’s become. And if this single indicates where she’s going next, the only correct response to her question is: we like you a lot.

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